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00:00The
00:26cultivation process of a marijuana plant.
00:29Takes a minimum of three months, depending on the strain.
00:44Once it's dried and cured, pack it up.
00:51Ship it out to our distributors.
00:54But first, we need to perform a ceremonial sampling of the product.
01:00This is to ensure optimum customer satisfaction.
01:04Better get rolling then.
01:20Safe deliveries, Jimmy.
01:23Adios.
01:29Good morning, what can I get you?
01:53Hi, yeah, can I get an egg and bacon pancake stack, please?
02:00Some cheesy rings, and can I get a banana milkshake with that, please?
02:04Coming right up.
02:07Ah, sorry, can I get some of that special sauce to go with it, please?
02:11The special sauce is on the table, you just help yourself.
02:15Oh, okay.
02:28Can't have cheesy rings without special sauce.
02:31Thanks.
02:36Some people say it's just ketchup and mayo, but they don't know what they're talking about.
02:39This is just a thousand islands dressing, isn't it?
02:42Exactly, they're forgetting the secret ingredient.
02:45The longest time I thought it was lemon juice, but now I'm not so sure.
02:49I was always working on the assumption that it was horseradish.
02:53Horseradish? Interesting.
02:57Don't tell me you're about to put that on your egg and bacon pancake stack.
03:01Ah, I know it sounds so wrong, but I promise you it tastes so right.
03:07I thought it was the only one.
03:09What? You're kidding.
03:12I just had a whole plateful now.
03:14About to finish off my cheesy rings.
03:16Ah, you see, I eat my cheesy rings first,
03:20because, you know, you've got to eat them while they're hot.
03:24I prefer them close to room temperature.
03:32You know what, I'm going to put one aside, let it cool down, see if you're all right.
03:43I'm Gabrielle, by the way.
03:45Jimmy.
03:46Oh, oh my god, I'm so sorry.
03:49It's okay, it's okay, it was an accident.
03:51Let me get you another drink.
03:52Oh no, don't worry about that, don't worry about it.
03:54Honestly, I want to, please, it's the least I can do.
03:56Are you sure?
03:57Yeah, it's vanilla milkshake.
04:00Ah, it's banana, actually.
04:02It's my favourite flavour too.
04:12Uh, can I get a banana milkshake?
04:42This way, you can get hold of me.
05:01I mean, if you ever want to spill anyone's milkshake again.
05:05Thanks, Jimmy.
05:09It was nice meeting you.
05:12So,
05:32ah, shit.
05:42Oh, shit!
05:44Little Sally Walker sittin' in a corner
05:46Oh, how I love that accent
05:48Like I'm missin' the number 21
05:50Back up, don't let me go
05:55Oi!
05:57What a fight!
06:01Fuckin' with you, mate!
06:02Jokin'?
06:03Unless you want one.
06:05You army boys love a run, don't ya?
06:08Actually, I'm lookin' for your sister.
06:10Business or pleasure?
06:12Strictly business.
06:13Better be.
06:17Just fuckin' with ya.
06:18But watch yourself.
06:19She's got the right attempt.
06:20You might be better off in here.
06:23What do you mean you can't find Jimmy?
06:25Knock on his door.
06:26Bang on his window.
06:27Rattle his fuckin' letterbox.
06:28Never know.
06:29He might have got so stoned
06:30he forgot what day of the week it was.
06:31But don't worry about the Albanians.
06:33I've got them under manners.
06:34Steady, Eddie.
06:36Yeah, he's here with me now.
06:37You, focus on finding Jimmy, alright?
06:40Call me when you get there.
06:42Morning, Susie.
06:45Jimmy is not answering his phone.
06:47So we're currently in the midst of exploring
06:49a number of different scenarios.
06:52Well, I'm afraid I couldn't find him either.
06:54Neither could any of my staff.
06:56And despite the fact that they've been spending
06:57an inordinate amount of time together,
06:59neither could Freddy.
07:00Our investigation's already moved away from your estate.
07:03Right.
07:04Well then, what about you?
07:05Well, as you might imagine,
07:06the customer who was expecting the shipment
07:08was somewhat disappointed.
07:13Where's my weed at?
07:14Presumably you're explaining
07:15some unforeseen delay then.
07:17We've been doing business with Tony Blair
07:19for a number of years,
07:20but he's not exactly nuanced.
07:22Where's my weed at?
07:23Unforeseen delay.
07:25Hold up.
07:26Tony Blair.
07:28He's a Kosovan Albanian.
07:29Tony Blair was like a saviour
07:30to those guys back in the day.
07:32He's a very popular name.
07:33He's a bit of a mug.
07:34Yeah.
07:35But he's good for money.
07:36But where's my weed at?
07:37Can't you just give him his money back?
07:39You never give back money
07:40once it's been handed over.
07:41And the reason for that being?
07:43It's just something you don't do.
07:44Well,
07:45you'll just have to tell him
07:46to be patient then.
07:47It might just be
07:48a little bit late this month.
07:49Yeah, but you've forgotten
07:50how this works.
07:51Where's my weed at?
07:52You try,
07:53but life's too short.
07:54Given that it would be
07:55deeply problematic
07:56if people started to think
07:57your supply chain
07:58couldn't be relied upon,
07:59you decide to throw him a bone.
08:01See if there's something you can do
08:02to make up for the inconvenience.
08:04You see that whip?
08:05It's hotter than a gel freeze.
08:07Part of a new sideline
08:08I've been setting up
08:09as an auto trader.
08:11I take in orders from all over.
08:12We pick up the vehicle
08:13and deliver it to the client.
08:14Bang.
08:15Good price.
08:16Cash in hand.
08:18But the other day
08:19we ran into something.
08:20We ended up getting
08:21our wings clipped.
08:22Clipped?
08:24Which has severely restricted
08:25our operational effectiveness.
08:27Severely?
08:28So, because his product's
08:29been delayed,
08:30you've promised to
08:31steal a car from him?
08:32Not just any car.
08:33This is a very particular vehicle.
08:35Lamborghini Huracan.
08:37Green.
08:38I know where it's gonna be.
08:39It's gonna be there.
08:40All I need is a bit of help
08:41with collection and delivery.
08:43And you agreed to that.
08:44Why?
08:45I don't expect you to appreciate
08:46the nuances of the
08:47symbiotic ecosystem
08:48that allows our business
08:49to flourish.
08:50But yes,
08:51I did.
08:52Gizoire.
08:53So presumably this is an issue
08:54you and your team will sort.
08:56My team are currently focusing
08:57their attentions on problem A.
08:59Figuring out what's happened
09:00to the van full of weed.
09:01That leaves problem B.
09:03The stealing of the car.
09:04Which is, admittedly,
09:05less pressing,
09:06and frankly,
09:07beneath me.
09:08Nonetheless,
09:09still needs tackling
09:10with a degree of finesse.
09:13And given the terms
09:14of our agreement,
09:16I thought you might be
09:17interested in stepping up.
09:20Why me, though?
09:21Why not one of your
09:22delightful associates?
09:23The request comes from my father.
09:25His motivation remains enigmatic.
09:29Hmm.
09:31Well,
09:33if I were to do this.
09:38It would be a
09:40significant departure
09:41from the content and spirit
09:42of our agreement, thus.
09:45I'll be looking for
09:46something in return.
09:47You'd have to be more specific.
09:49Well,
09:50you talked about increased profitability.
09:52Why don't we choose a number
09:53so we can use it as a floor?
09:56Hmm.
09:57You want a number.
10:00All right.
10:01I can give you a number.
10:04Good.
10:05We also discussed you leaving
10:07my estate by the end of the year,
10:08but it wasn't made clear
10:09whether that was a financial year
10:11or a calendar year.
10:12Perhaps we should just
10:14name a date.
10:16I'll have to check my diary.
10:19Bit sure.
10:21Then let's sort your
10:22little problem, shall we?
10:25Tony Blair said he'd meet us
10:26at the garage.
10:27Well,
10:28let's rearrange my afternoon, then.
10:29Hmm.
10:31I don't know what Dad sees in him,
10:33just because he's a soldier.
10:35Don't mean nothing in the real world.
10:37No, but he killed someone
10:38and didn't spin out
10:39into an existential crisis.
10:41Most people would wake up
10:42in a cold sweat.
10:43A duke slept like a baby.
10:45And how do you know that?
10:47Speaking metaphorically, Jack.
10:48Look,
10:49truth is,
10:50there are 24 dukes in this country.
10:52This seems to be the only one
10:54who can navigate both the
10:55upper echelons of high society
10:57and shoot someone in the head
10:58without worrying about it.
11:00So does that make him useful?
11:01In the very specific
11:03and unique world
11:04in which we operate?
11:05It does.
11:07Truth is,
11:08you're looking at
11:09a very tight window.
11:10This particular vehicle
11:11is only gonna be in London
11:12a couple of days
11:13before it gets moved on.
11:15The place is run by
11:16a lady called Mercy.
11:20She's made a name for herself
11:21in the world of high-end,
11:22super-modified luxury vehicles.
11:24Some of it legal,
11:26some of it not.
11:28That's the beauty of it.
11:29She's a second-hand car dealer,
11:30so her crew isn't tasty
11:31or anything like that.
11:32But at the same time,
11:33she don't want the police
11:34looking into her business.
11:35All right, well,
11:36what's so special
11:37about this car, then?
11:38They want a Lamborghini
11:39Huracan Evo
11:40with a tint gloss
11:41green finish
11:42and they're willing
11:43to pay good money.
11:44That's what we get them.
11:46The key to the Lambo
11:47is kept in Mercy's boudoir
11:48along with all the other keys.
11:49That's the challenging bit.
11:51The rest is cream cheese.
11:52Once you got the key,
11:53hold it next to this thing.
11:57You zap it for 30 seconds
11:59and then...
12:01you're ready to fuck.
12:03Oh!
12:06Reckon it's a two-stage attack,
12:07innit?
12:08Stage one,
12:09you need the key
12:10when no one's looking.
12:11Stage two,
12:12come back for a little bit
12:13of grand theft auto.
12:15Remind me why I'm doing this
12:16and you're not.
12:18We got to be tucked up
12:19in bed by six.
12:20GPS in teens, man.
12:22Come on, fam.
12:25They're going to find the key
12:26with all these people
12:27hanging about.
12:29I need to create a distraction.
12:32Thank you.
12:33Thank you, bro.
12:34Seriously, this is...
12:35I will not let you down, okay?
12:38Because I know that I've been
12:39a little bit of a burden recently.
12:41No, no, no.
12:42Don't say anything.
12:43I have been, okay?
12:44Which is why
12:45it means so much to me
12:46that you are giving me
12:47this opportunity
12:48to pay you back.
12:49And I will not fuck it up.
12:51I will do exactly what you say.
12:53I will do anything.
12:54Literally...
12:56anything.
12:57Freddie.
12:58All you need to do
12:59is pretend that you want
13:00to buy a car.
13:01That's it.
13:02It's just buying a car.
13:03It's all it is.
13:04It's genius.
13:05What's the thing
13:06behind the thing here,
13:07Edwina?
13:10Freddie,
13:11you don't say anything.
13:12I'll be acting as your
13:13representative.
13:14I'll say we want
13:15to test drive a vehicle.
13:17And the rest is up to you.
13:18We're up to it.
13:27Jimmy.
13:28Jimmy.
13:29Jimmy.
13:30Jimmy.
13:31Jimmy.
13:32Jimmy.
13:56Jimmy.
14:03Jimmy.
14:15No performance, Freddie.
14:16I just need a picture.
14:18I get it.
14:19No performance,
14:20just a picture.
14:21I get it, right?
14:22I'm good.
14:27Oh, boy!
14:28Welcome.
14:29Is there anything
14:30I can help you with?
14:32I operate a bespoke concierge service for high net worth individuals such as my client.
14:37We're looking for a luxury vehicle.
14:40Something that will stand out from the pack.
14:42And my client's willing to pay in cash for something really special.
14:47Then why don't you go to the showrooms in Park Lane?
14:51They have plenty of special cars you can buy down there.
14:55They also have plenty of questions.
14:57My client values discretion. Do you understand?
15:00No, no, no. None of this is going to work for me.
15:03When we spoke, Gary, I told you I wanted something fast.
15:06Something powerful.
15:08But also smooth and lightweight like Siberian Tiger.
15:12Anatoly Givenchy, Romanov. This is my wife, Anastasia.
15:17My criteria is very specific, okay?
15:20When I put the key in and start the engine, I want to hear it.
15:24Roar!
15:26Do you understand that there's a premium attached to these kind of cars?
15:31So here is the thing, little leopard lady.
15:34Fuck money.
15:36Well, then you've come to the right place.
15:40Every one of these vehicles is unique.
15:42I don't know if personal security is a priority for you,
15:45but all of them can be refitted with body armor.
15:48Listen, in my life, funny little lady, if you're not safe, you are dead.
15:56What do you think about that one?
15:58This is a McLaren 650S, 4 liter V8.
16:03Zero to 60 in three seconds.
16:05No, I don't know. This one to me is a little poof, poof.
16:10No, I prefer something sexier.
16:12What about the Lamborghini?
16:14That car is not for sale, unfortunately.
16:17Oh, you don't play tickle fuck with me, lady, okay?
16:21You give me keys. I drive car. I am serious man.
16:24That car is owned by someone else. The McLaren is a serious car.
16:27You should drive it. You'd like it. Trust me.
16:33You wait.
16:37What's with the voice?
16:39Keep it up and I'll kill you.
16:41It's fine. The little leopard lady, she'll love me.
16:45Your wife needs to drive the fucking car.
16:48Don't fuck this up, Freddy.
16:51Go with the orange.
16:53Okay. Fuck it. We go with the orange. I love orange.
16:57What the fuck? Let's do it.
17:07Just keep them occupied.
17:14Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, my friend. I am model man.
17:17I drive.
17:18She drive.
17:22Oh.
17:25The clutch takes getting used to, so go easy on it, okay?
17:28Da, da, da.
17:52Ooh.
17:57Any scratches or dents, you pay.
17:59You underestimate my wife.
18:21Fuck.
18:27Shit.
18:40Bingo.
18:45Holy shit!
18:47That one there, that was close. I'll give you that.
19:02Jesus fucking...
19:09Come on, come on, come on.
19:18Fuck.
19:25Hello.
19:28Can I help you?
19:30I thought you'd like to start drawing up the contract.
19:32The Russian doll is not insured.
19:34She's driving like she's done three grams of chop-chop.
19:36And your clients haven't agreed on a price yet.
19:39My apologies. Let me go and talk to them.
19:48Okay, so, uh, what do you think, my baby boo-boo?
19:52You, uh, you like?
19:54The car is good.
19:56I just don't like the color.
19:58Oh.
20:00Hmm.
20:02Maybe you should think about it very carefully.
20:06You wouldn't want to make a mistake.
20:09We'll be in touch. Thank you.
20:12Huh?
20:14Huh?
20:16What?
20:21Uh, you're out.
20:25Oh, shit.
20:27Oh, shit.
20:29Oh, shit.
20:31Oh, shit.
20:33Oh, shit.
20:35Oh, shit.
20:37Oh, shit.
20:40Jeff.
20:42Sit down.
20:45Drink that.
21:02Thanks for taking me in, Jeff.
21:06I'm not here to lecture you.
21:08We've got to shake the old snow globe once in a while, don't we?
21:11But the important thing is, you've got to learn from the experience.
21:17Do you understand what I'm saying?
21:20I think so.
21:22Good.
21:24You all right, Jimmy?
21:26That's a surprisingly difficult question to answer right now, to be honest.
21:29How you doing?
21:31I'm just proper sorry about the current situation.
21:33Well, if you're sorry, that's all right, then.
21:36Except... Now, hang on a minute.
21:40Where the fuck have you been, Jimmy?
21:44It's a bit of a long story, actually.
21:46Yeah? Well, let's go straight to the end, then.
21:48Where the fuck is my weed?
21:50It's probably best if I start from the beginning.
21:54So I was driving down the road.
21:56But then I got the munchies, innit?
21:58So I pulled over to get some provisions.
22:00And my usual spot, patties.
22:02And then it happened.
22:04What happened, Jimmy?
22:06To be honest, my life's not been the same since.
22:09It was like a... What do you call it?
22:12One of those epiphany things.
22:14An apparition.
22:16Well, most people call it a girl, innit?
22:18But me, I call it an angel.
22:21It's just, she didn't have no wings.
22:24Well, none I could see anyway.
22:27And then, just like that, she reached that and snatched it.
22:31She reached that and snatched it.
22:34What did she snatch, Jimmy?
22:36It was... It was even my heart.
22:39Or my soul.
22:41Or even both.
22:43It's been like a kaleidoscope of dominoes on the tumble.
22:47Then my day went from mad to bad.
22:52First a van full of business.
22:54It went poof. Gone.
22:56Evaporated like... Like steam from a kettle.
23:00A rabbit out of a hat.
23:02In reverse.
23:04Then my phone ran out of juice.
23:06Then I couldn't get no Ps.
23:08So I stuck my thumb out.
23:10Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
23:13Magic number 42.
23:17And then the universe started throwing mad mud at me.
23:21PD Priests.
23:23Not touching my acorn.
23:27That's not my kind of thing, innit?
23:29Go play with your own quail's egg
23:31in your bushy crow's nest.
23:33Fuck off, Nazi cunts.
23:35Then Jimmy Chang hit the jackpot.
23:38At least that's what I thought.
23:40God, for the second time in a day,
23:42extends his righteous hand.
23:44A van full of headbangers.
23:46Pocket full of shrooms.
23:48So I have a smoke and a talk.
23:50We break bread.
23:52Feel the love.
23:54And then I find myself in the dance.
23:56Music's thumping.
23:58Heart's pumping.
24:00Energy's jumping.
24:02But I can't shake the vision of the angel out of my nut.
24:04I'm telling you,
24:06she's in the picture for a reason.
24:08So I have a cup of tea to pull myself together.
24:11And that's when the shrooms kick in.
24:14After that,
24:17it felt like I fell off a cliff, innit?
24:19And to be honest, it's like
24:21it's all a bit of a haze.
24:23Like a purple haze.
24:25Next thing you know,
24:27I'm in Adam's cleat,
24:29getting a poke from behind by Mr. Jeff
24:31and his stick of judgment.
24:33Tell me about the girl.
24:35Gabrielle.
24:37She's like a dream come true.
24:40We had this weird connection.
24:42She was a bit indescribable, to be honest.
24:45And the keys to the van
24:47were on the table when you sat down.
24:49Yeah. I'm sure it was.
24:51And they weren't there afterwards.
24:53Wait.
24:55I don't think...
24:59Nah, she wouldn't do that to me.
25:01We were proper vibing.
25:03How the hell are we going to find her?
25:05Find her? Oh, no, you don't need to worry about that.
25:07I gave her my number, innit?
25:09So when she calls me,
25:11I'll just ask her about the keys.
25:13Oh, my God.
25:15I mean, I just got this feeling
25:17like she just knows sometimes.
25:19You know?
25:21Go back to the service station.
25:23Talk to the staff.
25:25Sorry, boss. I'm so sorry.
25:27Is there anything I could do to help?
25:29Yeah.
25:31You can find a way to make those plants grow faster.
25:33Because we've got a big hole in our production line now.
25:35And if that weed doesn't turn up,
25:37you're wearing it.
25:39Right, yeah.
25:41Captain?
25:45The state of him can barely keep his eyes open.
25:47So, Eddie,
25:49you want to place a further burden
25:51upon my shoulders?
25:53Well, I'm sorry
25:55if it's an inconvenience for you,
25:57but when we discussed
25:59me collecting a vehicle for you,
26:01I wasn't expecting to encounter
26:03severed human body parts.
26:05What human body parts are we talking about?
26:07Finger.
26:09Single or plural?
26:11Single.
26:13Thumb or index?
26:15It may be the smallest finger on the human hand,
26:17but the fact that it's been hacked off
26:19suggests a significant escalation
26:21in terms of the people we're dealing with.
26:23Oh, Eddie.
26:25You're not getting a case of the collie bubbles,
26:27are you?
26:29No. I'm merely making you aware of the situation.
26:31Running it up the chain of command,
26:33as it were.
26:35As it were.
26:37Now, I'm not suggesting
26:39you've been lied to, but
26:41it's safe to say the information you've been given
26:43is incomplete.
26:45But now you have a lead on your weed,
26:47I was wondering if there was a scenario
26:49where I don't have to steal a car for you.
26:51We have a name,
26:53and that's more than likely a fake name.
26:55And the only description we have is from a witness
26:57who's dosed up to the gills on psilocybin.
26:59But more importantly, my dad's asked.
27:01He's got his reasons. He will reciprocate.
27:03So, yes,
27:05I still need you to steal the car.
27:09Jeff?
27:13Might I have a quick word, please?
27:15Yes, you guys. Everything okay?
27:17Well, I was
27:19rather hoping you might tell me.
27:23Ah.
27:25An associate of the Duke's got lost in the woods.
27:27I was just dropping him off.
27:31Ah.
27:33How lucky we are to have you
27:35watching over us.
27:37It's a pleasure and a privilege to be of service.
27:39Well, it is a great comfort
27:41knowing that we have your
27:43continued discretion
27:45with all the
27:47goings-on round the house.
27:49You can be in no doubt
27:51of the steadfastness of my loyalty
27:53towards you
27:55and your family.
27:57It is absolute.
28:01Jeff, you would tell me
28:05if you ever thought that
28:07Eddie were ever going to get in any real trouble.
28:11Keep my ears to the ground.
28:29Stealth motor?
28:31That's awesome.
28:41Ah.
28:55Ah.
28:57Were you expecting him to be inside?
28:59Not exactly, no.
29:01Okay.
29:03Ah.
29:05Okay. Well, then I think I'm going to stick around for a little bit
29:07just in case there's any problems.
29:09You know.
29:11Sure.
29:13Definitely.
29:15I'll go straight home.
29:17Only, listen, I think you need to tread a little bit fucking carefully
29:19with these people.
29:21I said go be on it, Fred.
29:23Look, um.
29:25Listen, can I ask you a question, please?
29:27Sure.
29:29Why the fuck are we doing any of this?
29:31We could just do what Dad did.
29:33Five million a year for absolutely nothing.
29:35It's a pretty good payday.
29:37It's about removing ourselves
29:39from a criminal organisation.
29:41It's about taking back control.
29:43Control.
29:45So just so I've got this clear in my mind.
29:47In order to
29:49stop ourselves being associated with
29:51criminals, we are going
29:53to become
29:57criminals.
29:59We're not criminals, Fred.
30:01Sure.
30:03I'll see you at home.
30:05Good luck.
30:35What do you know?
30:55Cool.
30:57Come on, Norell.
31:01Hello.
31:03Hello.
31:05I'll tell you anything
31:07you want to know,
31:09but please
31:11don't hurt me again.
31:25That's no good.
31:27Very, very sorry,
31:29but I won't do it again.
31:33No more fingers, please.
31:35Please, you must get me
31:37out of here.
31:39Please, please don't leave me here.
31:43Oh, that's really
31:45not good.
31:57Thank you, thank you.
31:59I owe you my life.
32:01It's fine. Just shut up.
32:05Yeah, what? Edward, you need to get the fuck
32:07out of there now, okay? Abort, abort, abort.
32:09The eagle has landed. The fox is in the
32:11henhouse. I told you to go fucking home!
32:17Listen to me.
32:19Get out of here.
32:21I ain't going fucking anywhere.
32:23Hold on.
32:31Fuck.
32:41Come on, you
32:43vintage cunt!
33:01Fuck.
33:23Is it safe now?
33:25Probably best you keep your head down
33:27for a little longer.
33:31Freddy, it's me.
33:33Call me back.
33:35I want to make sure you got out of there, okay?
33:37Could you please
33:39untie me now?
33:41Molete, molete.
33:49You all right?
33:51Come here, come here.
33:53Here.
33:55You all right?
33:57Oh, man, you saved my life.
33:59Look what you did to me, bitch.
34:01Jesus.
34:03I used to play the piano.
34:05I'm fucked up. I'm incomplete.
34:07Incomplete.
34:09What did you do to her?
34:11You don't know?
34:13No. Of course I bloody don't.
34:17What the fuck have you done?
34:19You must take back.
34:21No, no, no, no.
34:23You must take back.
34:25Take what back?
34:27Open up. Open up the trunk.
34:29I'll show you.
34:43I take it things didn't go exactly
34:45as planned then.
34:47That would be an understatement.
34:51All right, all right.
34:53Maybe you can
34:55freshen yourself up while you tell me what happened.
34:57Well,
34:59turns out Tony Blair wasn't exactly honest
35:01about why he wanted that car.
35:03How so?
35:05150 kilos of super
35:07premium uncut cocaine in the
35:09whole car.
35:11Must be worth three mil at least.
35:13Three and a half, apparently.
35:15Well, maybe Tony Blair didn't know it was there.
35:17He knew. He set the whole thing up.
35:19He sent me in like he sent you in.
35:21Hang on a minute. Who's this?
35:23The guy with the missing finger.
35:25Oh. Where'd you find the rest of him?
35:27In the warehouse tied to a chair.
35:29When you're on a job, you never answer to a cry for help.
35:31It's a fucking cliche.
35:33That's the worm that covers the hook. What are you?
35:35The best mouse that gets the cheese?
35:37This is not my day job, Susie.
35:39So he's saying Tony Blair knew about the gear.
35:41He knew the fucking car was full of coke,
35:43and he knew what would happen.
35:45You should walk away, man.
35:47That's what I'm gonna do.
35:49Chop, chop people. Bad people. Nasty people.
35:53Not anymore, is there?
35:55That's why we don't get involved in the chop game.
35:57Let me give you a hand.
36:03It's easier to move,
36:05and the numbers are bigger,
36:07but it attracts all sorts of flotsam and jetsam.
36:09To be clear,
36:11the only reason we're in the chop game
36:13is because you asked me to steal this fucking car.
36:15I'm aware of the circumstances
36:17that have led to our predicament, Edward.
36:19What I'm interested in exploring
36:21is how we can distract ourselves from it.
36:23I take it you've still got the gear.
36:25Yeah. It's in the boot of the car parked outside.
36:27Well, I know plenty of people
36:29who'd take the gear off us.
36:31But we'd ask questions.
36:33So what do we do? We dump the gear,
36:35put the car in the sink,
36:37forget it ever happened?
36:39First thing we do is find out who the gear belongs to.
36:43Freddie.
36:45Oh, hello.
36:47Freddie can't come to the phone right now.
36:49Why?
36:51Because he's preparing for his punishment.
36:55Bring me the cocaine.
36:57Change of plan.
37:07So I've done some ringing around.
37:09Turns out this Mercy lady's got
37:11some serious Columbian muscularity behind her.
37:13I'd rather stay out of that lane,
37:15so this is going to require
37:17very delicate handling.
37:19However, I think if we give her what she wants,
37:21there's no reason this can't be handled amicably.
37:25It's going to be all right, soldier.
37:47You better have my rice.
38:13He says he's your brother.
38:15Is this true, or is this more bullshit
38:17like the stupid voice he made, huh?
38:19He's my brother.
38:21Now you have your product.
38:23You can let him go.
38:25You stole from me?
38:29I mean, there have to be consequences.
38:31They didn't know what they were stealing.
38:35And you are?
38:39I'm Susie Glass.
38:42Compliments to the chef.
38:44Certain lanes for certain horses,
38:46certain slips for certain dogs.
38:48You know how this works.
38:50You can't just return what you stole.
38:52We have people, organizations, competition.
38:54They need to know cause and effect.
38:56I mean, someone's got to pay.
38:59We understand.
39:01That's why we brought a peace offering.
39:12As you can tell, we've been misled.
39:15Now you put him in the chair instead of my brother.
39:17I believe in
39:20biblical punishment.
39:25Eddie, for the love of fuck, get up.
39:29Jesus Christ.
39:31Eye for an eye.
39:33I don't believe in that.
39:35I don't believe in that.
39:37I don't believe in that.
39:39Next, eye for an eye.
39:43If someone tries
39:45to steal from you,
39:47it's enough to take off a finger.
39:49If I just take a finger,
39:51you don't need to take
39:53anything else because technically
39:55I didn't try to steal anything.
39:57Isn't that right?
39:59If someone actually steals
40:01from you,
40:03then the message
40:05needs to be loud and clear.
40:09Freddy, we're done here. Come on.
40:11You stay the fuck there!
40:19Alright.
40:21Alright.
40:23It's not enough for justice
40:25to be done.
40:27Justice needs to be
40:29seen to be done
40:31as a warning for those who might
40:33suffer the temptations
40:35in the future.
40:37If that's
40:39directed at me, I promise you
40:41I'm not going to be tempted in the future.
40:43I promise you that.
40:47Okay. You keep your eyes
40:49open
40:51and you learn a valuable lesson.
40:55Oh, hello.
40:57Let's hear what he has to say.
40:59Yeah?
41:01Mmm.
41:03Yes?
41:05Fuck you.
41:07You cocksucking
41:09bitch!
41:31...
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41:43Thank you
41:45for your attention.
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42:15It's a job like any other.
42:17Sometimes
42:19you have your good days
42:21and you have your not-so-good days.
42:23Yeah, sometimes you win.
42:25Sometimes you watch someone
42:27get hacked to death with a machete.
42:29The important thing
42:31is that you showed the right attitude.
42:33What does that prove, Susie?
42:35It proves you've got the stomach
42:37for it.
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42:47Okay, I'm done.
42:49Can we go home now, please?
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43:17Alright, Jimmy?
43:19...
43:21I had a feeling you was gonna call.
43:23I mean, I had a bit of negative energy
43:25around me. That was due to a few
43:27other people. Deep down
43:29inside, it felt
43:31inevitable.
43:33Well, I was feeling bad about spilling your milkshake.
43:35Nah, you don't need to worry about that.
43:37You got me a new one anyway.
43:39Did you get where you were going,
43:41alright?
43:43Ah, yeah, that. It's a bit of a long,
43:45weird, drawn-out story
43:47to be honest.
43:49Well, maybe we should meet up sometime. You can tell me all about it.
43:51Yeah.
43:53Yeah, I would like that.
43:55I would like that very much.
43:57Maybe we should go to a similar kind of
43:59food establishment and try out the dinner menus.
44:01There's a date.
44:03Okay.
44:05Alright. Brilliant.
44:07I'll see you soon then.
44:11You actually like him, don't you?
44:13Course not.
44:15Back to sitting.
44:17...
44:19...
44:21He's agreed to meet up for dinner tomorrow night.
44:23He's either rude or Valentino,
44:25or a few fries short of a happy meal.
44:27Shall we light this up?
44:29...
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44:43I realised I haven't
44:45been taking things as seriously as I should.
44:47I need to make changes.
44:49Drastic ones. So I've decided
44:51I'm only going to
44:53smoke weed in the evenings.
44:55Not first thing when I wake up in the morning.
44:57Not when I'm eating lunch.
44:59Or after lunch. Or when I've had something to eat.
45:01We are still a mil and a half
45:03down on the weed though.
45:05Oh yeah. I realised that too.
45:07And I'll endeavour to repay that debt.
45:09I mean, right now,
45:11I'm working on this new hybrid
45:13weed strain and a THC
45:15on that bad boy.
45:17Well, you better
45:19get back to work then.
45:21Yes boss.
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